THE MAGAZINE THAT NEVER DIES, BUT HARDLY LIVES

Flying in lower than a bat in a hobbit hole is the (finally) latest in the long history of WEIRD TALES resurrections. The trumpets are muted, the clarion call is quiet, and the latest issue of "the magazine that never dies" has been published right under our noses.

Outside of a pretty cool title animation, authors bios and ordering information, the WEIRD TALES website is sparsely populated. I managed to find a cover image and the contents page elsewhere. My hope is that the stories return to their more horror-centric origins and contain less fantasy content.

I don't know through what means the current WT is being published and distributed but I couldn't find it listed on Amazon, B&N or Lulu. This in itself may not bode well for this incarnation.

Weird Tales #363
July 2019
Publisher: ?
Editor: Jonatan Maberry
Cover: Abigail Larson

Contents:
The Eyrie
“What Waits in the Trees” by Stephanie Wytovich
“Up from Slavery” by Victor LaValle
“Erasure” by Stephanie Wytovich
“By Post” by Josh Malerman
“A Housekeeper’s Revenge” by Lisa Morton
“A Woman Who Still Knows How to Die” by Stephanie Wytovich
“Due to the Memory of Scars” by Stephanie Wytovich
“The Shadows beneath the Stone” by Jonathan Maberry
“Outside the Shells of Horseshoe Crabs” by Stephanie Wytovich
“I-O-U” by Sherrilyn Kenyon
“Payday” by Hank Schwaeble
“Distant Drums” by Marc Bilgrey
“Amelia Delia Lee” by Tori Eldridge

One final note. A word to the wise: I'd be highly skeptical to subscribe -- you may not live long enough to receive all your issues.